KLM and the DUTCH UIVER Fan Club
Here is a site for pictures and a report on the trials
and tribulations found by KLM's in its determination to have a DC2 flying
for the re-enactment of the 50th anniversary of the 1934 London to Melbourne
Air Race, and their efforts in trying to keep it in Holland and flying.
Don't forget to look for and click on the 
the have the English version
It does contain approximately 50 pictures of the flying
"Uiver PH-AJU" and therefore takes a while to come down, all pictures are
excellent, and they give a day by day report of the action from the time
the DC2 taxied out of its old home runway , up to Canada and then across
the Atlantic to Holland, where it was rebuilt in preperation for the re-enactment
role.
Here in Albury we were lucky to have someone(thanks) record both "UIVER
PH - AJU" aircraft together
at the local airport.
Go to the DC2 page in Holland
GO to Dutch Uiver Fan Club in Holland
In the year 2000 the DC2 was purchased locally so that it would remain in
Holland
Both these linked sites are in Holland
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Here is a site for pictures and a report on the trials and tribulations found by KLM's in its determination to have a DC2 flying for the re-enactment of the 50th anniversary of the 1934 London to Melbourne Air Race, and their efforts in trying to keep it in Holland and flying.
Don't forget to look for and click on the
the have the English version It does contain approximately 50 pictures of the flying "Uiver PH-AJU" and therefore takes a while to come down, all pictures are excellent, and they give a day by day report of the action from the time the DC2 taxied out of its old home runway , up to Canada and then across the Atlantic to Holland, where it was rebuilt in preperation for the re-enactment role.
Go to the DC2 page in Holland
GO to Dutch Uiver Fan Club in Holland
In the year 2000 the DC2 was purchased locally so that it would remain in Holland
Both these linked sites are in Holland